Great Books of the Western World, Band 31Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... existence ; hence God by His very name or notion includes His existence , and as a direct consequence can neither be conceived as being , nor can be , devoid of existence . But now , kindly tell me is not this M. Descartes ' own proof ...
... existence ; hence God by His very name or notion includes His existence , and as a direct consequence can neither be conceived as being , nor can be , devoid of existence . But now , kindly tell me is not this M. Descartes ' own proof ...
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... existence in the case of God is also a true property in the strictest sense of the word , because it belongs to Him and forms part of His essence alone . Hence the existence of a tri- angle cannot be compared with the existence of God ...
... existence in the case of God is also a true property in the strictest sense of the word , because it belongs to Him and forms part of His essence alone . Hence the existence of a tri- angle cannot be compared with the existence of God ...
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... existence . This is evident from the first Definition ; for that thing whose nature ( considered , that is to say , in itself ) involves existence , is the cause of itself and exists from the necessity of its own nature alone . Corol ...
... existence . This is evident from the first Definition ; for that thing whose nature ( considered , that is to say , in itself ) involves existence , is the cause of itself and exists from the necessity of its own nature alone . Corol ...
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